Sony KP-5020 User manual

SON Ys,
COLOR
VIDEO
PROJECTION
SYSTEM
KP-5020/7220
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating the set, please read this manual!
thoroughly, and retain it for future reference.
Rattan eemerpesyreremerm efor
i
OWNER’S RECORD.
The model and serial numbers are located at the rear of the projec-
tor. Record these numbers in the spaces provided below. :
Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding
this product.
Mode! No. Serial No.
© 1980 by Sony Corporation

WARNING
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
ex-
pose
the
set
to
rain
or
moisture.
Dangerously
high
voltages
are
present
inside
the
projector.
Do
not
open
the
cabinet.
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
personnel
only.
CAUTION
To
ensure
top
performance,
keep
the
following
in
mind
during
in-
stallation
and
use.
Location
Do
not
Install
the
projection
system
in
a
location
near
heat
sources
such
as
radiators
or
airducts,
or
in
a
place
subject
to
direct
sunlight,
excessive
dust
or
humidity.
{Humination
The
screen
should
not
be
exposed
to
Illumination
directly
from
the
front.
Windows
that
face
the
screen
should
be
covered
by
opaque
drapery
while
the
set
Is
being
viewed.
It
Is
desirable
to
Install
the
projector
system
In
a
room
whose
walls
and
floor
are
of
nonrefiec-
ting
material.
As
a
general
rule,
darken
the
room
to
the
point
where
there
is
just
sufficlent
light
to
read
or
write
comfortably.
Spot
fighting
is
desirable
for
Illuminating
small
areas
so'that
Interference
with
the
-
screen
is
minimized.
General
:
:
@ Operate only on 120V ac.
@
This
projector
Is
equipped
with
a
polarized
AC
power
cord
plug
(one
blade
of
the
plug
is
wider
than
the
othe,
which
will
fit
into
the
power
outlet
only
one
way.
Should
you
be
unable
to
insert
the
plug
fully
Into
the
outlet,
try
reversing
the
plug.
Should
the
plug
stlli
fail
to
fit,
contact
your
dealer
tor
assistance.
Do
not
defeat
the
safety
purpose
of
the
polarized
plug.
@
Allow
adequate
air
circulation
to
prevent
internal
heat
built-up.
Avoid
placing
the
projector
on
soft
surfaces
(rugs,
blankets,
etc.)
or
Inserting
magazines,
papers,
or
cloth
Into
the
space
between
the
top
board
and
the
projector
that
may
block
the
ventilation
holes.
@
Should
any
liquid
or
solid
object
fall
into
the
cabinet,
unplug
the
system
and
have
it
checked
by
qualified
personnel
before
operating
it
any
further.
@
Unplug
the
set
from
the
wall
outlet
If
It
is
not
to
be
used
for
an
extended
period
of
time.
@
To
disconnect
the
cord,
pull
It
out
by
the
plug.
Never
pull
the
cord
itself.
.
@
Avoid
touching
the
reflecting
surface
of
the
screen
or
the
lens.
To
remove
dust
on
the
screen
surface
or
lens,
use
a
dry,
soft
cloth.
Do
not
use
a
wet
cloth,
solvents,
or
thinner
for
cleaning
purposes.
@
To
keep
the
cabinet
looking
brand-new,
perlodically
clean
It
with
a
soft
cloth.
Stubborn
stains
may
be
removed
with
a
cloth
lightly
dampened
with
a
mild
detergent
solution.
Never
use
strong
solvents,
such
as
thinner
or
benzine,
or
abrasive
cleansers,
since
these
will
damage
the
cabinet.
e
Save
the
original
shipping
carton
and
packing
material;
they
will
come
in
handy
It
you
ever
have
to
ship
your
set.
For
maximum
protection,
repack
your
set
as
It
was
originally
packed
at
the
fac-
tory.
FEATURES
@
The
Sony
Color
Video
Projection
System,
2
product
of
Sony
Trinitron
color
TV
technology,
projects
TV
pictures
on
a
large
screen:
50-inch
(KP-5020)
or
72-inch
(KP-7220)
measured
diago-
nally.
@
The
projector
is
designed
to
be
used
as
a
center
table
so
as
to
permit
projector
operation
directly
from
your
seat.
@
The
semi-automatic
program
search
system
permits
easy
preset tuning
of
up
to
14
channels;
VHF,
UHF
or
Inactive
channels
(tor
monitoring
the
playback
of
a
video
tape
recorder,
etc.).
®
Advanced
new
automatic
circuits
are
built
into
the
tuner
unit
to
eliminate
the
necessity
for
frequent
readjustment
of
the
tuning
and
color
controls:
A
touch
of
the
AFT
Switch
instantly
activates
these
circults
to
tune
your
set
for
pea’
performance.
A
touch
of
the
AUTO
Switch
locks
the
color
processing
system
to
factory
preset
values
that
assure
realistic
reproduction
of
every
shade
and
tint.
@
Your
Sony
Color
Video
Projection
System
features
the
ECONO-
QUICK
system*
which
provides
a
picture
only
a
few
seconds
after
the
set
is
switched
on.
There
Is
absolutely
no
power
consumption
for
thls
feature
when
the
set
is
not
In
use.
“This
system
represents
the
latest
development
of
the
Trinitron
TV
technology.
@
Built-In
test
pattern
permits
easy
registration
adjustment.
e
Plastic
lenses
provide
a
brighter
picture
on
the
screen.

LOCATION OF PARTS AND CONTROLS
Front CHANNEL Indicators
VOLUME Contro}!
POWER Button
Top Board
TESTINORMAL Switch Channel-select Buttons
H
CENT
B
Control
Band-indicating
Lamps
VCENTB Control Tuning Indicator
H CENT R Control
V CENT R Control
CHANNEL SET Switch
CHANNEL CLEAR
Button
"Vertical HOLD ma femmes AFT Switch
Control
-
:
ae
:
~
—
*
AUTO
Switch
eaeeneaee
=i
TUNING
Buttons
COLOR Goi neceeetecnel
BRIGHTness Control
HUE Control -
SHARPNESS Control
TONE Control
PICTURE Control
Rear Lens Cover
Lenses
VHF
Antenna
Terminal
Accessory
Container
Positioning Cord
‘AC OUTIet
UHF Antenna Terminals
Power Cord Container
Power Cord Audio LINE OUT Jacks

PREPARATIONS
SCREEN INSTALLATION
@ Place the screen on the floor with the screen surface
downward. Put the upper end of the screen supports right on the
upper projections on the rear of the screen.
———]_ screen
support
upper
projection
@ Lift up the lower portion of the screen so that the lower projec-
tions contact the screen supports, and secure with the two sup-
plied wing screws.
Align these holes
and tighten the
wing screw.
© Attach the screen supports to the upper projections with the
two supplied wing screws in the same manner as for the lower pro-
jections.
© Raise the assembled screen and stand it on Its feet.
POWER CONNECTION
The
KP-5020
and
KP-7220
operate
on
120V
ac.
60
Hz.
Take
the
Power
Cord
out
of
the
Power
Cord
Container
at
the
rear
and
connect
it
to
a
120V
ac
wall
outlet.
3
to an ac wall outlet
———=—< E>
The
AC
OUTIet
provides
a
convenient
ac
power
source
for
other
video
or
audio
equipment.
This
outlet
is
not
controtied
by
the
POWER
Button
on
the
front.
Caution:
Do
not
connect
any
electrical
home
appliance
here
such
as
an
electric
iron
or
fan
whose
power
consumption
ex-
ceeds
300
watts.

ANTENNA CONNECTION
If
your
local
signal
is
of
adequate
strength,
an
indoor
antenna
may
be
sufficient
to
obtain
a
clear
picture.
The
use
of
an
external
antenna
Is
recommended
especiaity
in
difficult
reception
areas
(inside
steel-frame
buildings,
in
mountainous
areas,
or
at
great
distances
from
the
transmitter),
VHF
and
UHF
antennas
with
separate
lead-in
wires,
or
a
combination
VHF-UHF
antenna
with
a
single
lead-in
wire
may
be
used.
When
a
combination
VHF-UHF
antenna
Is
In
use,
the
signals,
separated
by
a
VHF-UHF
signal
splitter,
are
fed
to
the
VHF
and
UHF
terminals
of
the
projector
respectively.
Combination
VHF-UHF antenna
VHF antenna UHF antenna
La
VHF-UHF
signal splitier
300-ohm
twin lead
Al ©
Antenna connector
750ohm
coaxial cable
300-ohm twin lead
connector
Connection
to
the
VHF
Antenna
Terminal
When
using
a
300-ohm
ribbon-type
lead-in,
connect
the
leads
to
the
Antenna
Connector
(supplied),
then
connect
the
Antenna
Con-
nector
to
the
VHF
Antenna
Terminal.
—
©
When
using
a
75-ohm
coaxia!
cable
lead-in
from
the
antenna,
con-
nect
it
to
the
VHF
Antenna
Terminal
with
an
F-type
connector
(op-
tional).
—
©.
Connection to the UHF Antenna Terminals
Connect
a
300-ohm
ribbon-type
lead-in
wire
to
the
UHF
Antenna
Terminals. —@
Antenna connector supplied
(300-75
ohms
matching
transformer
built-in)
© Connect the teads. @ Fasten with a screwdriver.
© Plug in.
F-type connector
Connect the leads and
tighten the screws.
Note:
To
view
the
playback
picture
from
a
Sony
Betamax
videocassette
recorder
(or
other
VTR)
equipped
with
an
RF
output
terminal,
con-
nect
a
suitable
antenna
to
the
recorder
(not
to
the
projector)
and
then
connect
the
VHF
(or
RF)
OUT
terminal
of
the
recorder
to
the
VHF
Antenna
Terminal!
of
the
projector.
For
details,
refer
to
the
operating
instructions
furnished
with
the
recorder.
Sony Betamax videocassette
recorder

SETTING UP THE SYSTEM
@ Take the Positioning Cord out of the Power Cord Container and
connect both ends of the cord to the screen support feet.
SER
Lay
i
The cord has been connected f *s=>
to
the
bottom
rear
of
the
wy)
SS
projector.
{nsert into the holes
by pushing downward.
connecting pin
—=()
ef)
@ Move the projector until both sides of the cord are equally ten-
sioned. :
When moving the projector, lift up the front side and roll It on the
casters,
72-Inch screen
cord length: approx. 2183mm
50-inch screen
[|lcord length: approx. 1530mm
© Pull out the connecting pins to remove the Positioning Cord
from the screen support feet. Store the Positioning Cord in the Ac-
cessory Container or the Power Cord Container.
©
Put
the
Top
Board
(made
of
tempered
glass)
on
the
Projector.
The
projector
may
thus
be
used
as
a
center
table,
Although
the
tempered
glass
is
more
shock-resistant
than
ordinary
glass,
it may
shatter
if
it
receives
a sudden
shock.
® Be careful not to hit the edge of the glass with any object.
@ Do not drop anything on the glass.
@ Be carefu! not to scratch the glass.
© Remove the Lens Cover.
Note:
@
The
projector
and
the
screen
should
be
located
on
the
same
horizontal
level.
Avoid
setting
them
on
a
slanting
floor.
When placing the projector or the screen on an uneven floor, turn
counterclockwise the rubber feet on the bottom front of the pro-
jector
or
on
the
bottom
of
the
screen
supports
until
the
set
is
level.
@
The
projector
and
the
screen
should
be
Installed
perpendicular
to
each
other.
(This
can
be
checked
in
the
following
registration
adjustments.)
Audience area
D-inch
streen viewing distance 3.0 m (10 ft)/to 18.3 m (60 ft)
3.6 m (12 ft)lto 24.4 m (80 ft)

REGISTRATION
ADJUSTMENT
Preparation
@
Open
the
front
panel
and
remove
the
cover
to
expose
the
con-
trots.
Push the feft side
and remove.
©®
Set the
TEST/NORMAL
Switch
to
TEST.
©
Press
the
POWER
Button
to
switch
on
the
projector.
A
built-in
test
pattern
will
be
displayed
on
the
screen.
@
Check
that
the
white
vertical
line
is
displayed
at
the
horizontal
_
center
of
the
screen.
If
it
is
not,
move
the
right
or
left
side
of
the
projector
slightly
to
center
the
line
(to
install
the
projector
perpen-
dicular to the screen).
Use the SONY; emblem as a
center mark.
Adjustment
After
transporting
the
set
from
one
place
to
another,
the
red,
green
and
blue
lines
may
not
be
superimposed
(the
cross
may
not
be
seen
as
white).
:
If this symptom is noticed, perform the registration adjustment
yourself. Should the difficulty persist, contact your Sony dealer.
As
you
turn
the
controls
clockwise,
the
lines
move
in
the
direction
Indicated
in
the
itlustrations.
To
move
the
lines
in
the
opposite
direction,
turn
the
controls
counterclockwise.
@
Adjust
the
H
CENT
B
and
H
CENT
A
Controls
to
converge
the
blue
and
red
vertical
lines
with
the
green
line.
©
Adjust
the
V
CENT
B
and
V
CENT
R
Controls
to
converge
the
blue
and
red
horizontal
lines
with
the
green
line.
yellow
cyan
(G
and
A)
(G
and
B)
V
CENT
B
VCENTR
©
Repeat
steps
@
and
@
until
the
cross
appears
white.
©
After
the
adjustment
is
completed,
set
the
TEST/NORMAL
Switch
to
NORMAL,
replace
the
cover,
and
close
the
tront
panel.

OPERATION
Operate the controls in the numbered sequence for proper opera-
tion. To reset channels, see pages 10 - 13.
Press the POWER Button.
® The picture will appear in a few secohds.
To switch off, press the button again.
Press
a
Channel-select
Button
which
has
been
preset
to
the
desired
channel.
To
increase
the
sound
volume,
slide
the
VOLUME
Control
towards
MAX.
To
decrease,
slide
it
towards
MIN.
@ The channel selected just before the POWER Button is set to
OFF will be memorized and will appear when the set is turned on.
@ If atone or picture adjustment is required, open the front panel
and proceed as follows.

SHARPNESS PICTURE Control
Control
AUTO Switc 8RIGHTness Control
AFT
Switch
Vertical HOLD
Control
TONE Control
COLOR
Control
HUE
Control
Tone adjustment
Adjust the TONE Control! to your preference. Turn clockwise for
more treble, or counterclockwise for less treble.
Automatic picture adjustment
Set the AFT Switch to ON, The AFT (Automatic Fine Tuning) locks
in the correct signal and secures a sharp picture. Set the AUTO
Switch to ON. The AUTO color circuit locks onto preset levels of
hue and color to provide correct reproduction.
Brightness and contrast adjustment
Correct brightness and contrast settings are important for good
color reproduction.
Perform the initial adjustments as follows:
@ Turn the PICTURE Control fully counterclockwise. ;
@ Adjust the BRIGHTness Control so that the darkest parts of
the picture appear as black,
A center detent position that provides a setting suitable for
average use Is incorporated in this control.
© Turn the PICTURE Control from the lowest setting to the
desired level according to your preference and room lighting con-
ditions. The PICTURE Control will adjust the contrast, color inten-
sity and brightness simultaneously in the proper ratio.
Manual color and hue adjustment
Both COLOR and HUE Controls have a limited adjustment range in
the AUTO mode. If you wish to control color reproduction manual!-
ly, set the AUTO Switch to OFF to disengage the automatic color
mode.
Adjust the COLOR Control for the desired color intensity.
Picture
becomes
pate.
Picture
becomes
vivid.
Adjust the HUE Contro! for the most natural skin tones.
Skin tones become
=
purplish.
ss skin tones become
©). greenish.
@ COLOR and HUE adjustments have no effect upon black and
white programs.
SHARPNESS Control
Turn the SHARPNESS Control clockwise for maximum sharpness.
Turn the control counterctockwise for a softer picture. If reception
conditions cause a snowy picture, more pleasing results will be
obtained with a softer picture.
A center detent position that provides a setting suitable for
average use is incorporated in this control.
Vertical hold control
If the picture rolls vertically, adjust the V HOLD Control.
To record or amplify the TV sound
Use the Audio LINE OUT Jack(s) located on the rear.
The TV sound may be recorded or amplified by connecting a tape
recorder or amplifier to the LINE OUT Jack(s) with a suitable con-
necting cord.
Each jack provides identical monaural sound, and both jacks may
be used together. The VOLUME and TONE Controls setting on the
projector does not affect the output level.
Stereo tape recorder
=a
Connecting Cord
RK-74A
(optional)
Connecting Cord
RK-50A
(optional)
to LINE IN mini
Stereo amplifier
Connecting Cord
RK-74A
; (optional)

INTRODUCTION TO CHANNEL PRESETTING.
Each of the 14 channel positions of your projection TV set can be
preset to receive any of the VHF channels 2 through 13 and UHF
channels 14 through 83. You can preset your favorite channels in
your desired sequence and channet position by following the steps
on the next few pages. Those positions that are not used to receive
tocal stations may be used to select other program sources such as
a connected cable TV system, or video tape recorder.
® TO PRESET DESIRED CHANNELS
From
the
loca!
newspaper,
or
your
neighbors,
or
a
TV
set,
you
can
determine
which
VHF
and
UHF
stations
provide
satisfactory
recep-
tion
in
your
locality.
Open the tront panel to expose
the presetting controls
Press the POWER Button. (The projector will turn on.)
Set
the
CHANNEL
SET
Switch
to
ON.
(This
switch
must
be
ON
tor
presetting
stations,
and
it
must
be
OFF
for
rechecking
sta-
tlons already preset.)
@ The position of the AFT Switch does not matter.
’
Press
the
Channel-select
Button
that
you
wish
to
preset
to
receive
a
new
Statlon.
(You
may
use
the
right-most
two
buttons
*
marked
with
asterisks
or
any
channel
position
that
does
not
contain
an
active
channel.)
-

x. UHF Channel 41
4 .
C2 VE 6)
Tuning Indicator and Band Indicator Lamps
ig The red famp when fIt shows you are In the Band
including channels 2 through 6, the yellow lamp
when lft shows you are in the band Including
channels 7 through 13, and the green lamp when
lit shows you are in the band Including chan-
nels 14 through 83. Within each of these bands,
stabilize.
again.
above) as guides.
preset.
now set to ON.
After the presetting has been completed, replace the Channel In-
dicating Segments to correspond to yéur presetting (see page 13)
and close the front panel.
@ If there Is a VTR position to be included, refer to page 13.
@ To use your projection system with a cable-television system,
contact a representative of the cable company for Instructions
regarding channel selection. In most cases, this adjustment will
be made by the cable company at the time of installation.
Press ‘the TUNING-up > of -down < Button. (Do not hold the button
in, just press It momentartly). Allow 1 or 2 seconds for the picture to
the multi-segment Tuning Indicator will show In
what portion of the band you are tuned to atany :
given moment, with the left-most segment in-
dicating the lowest frequency within each bana,
and the right-most segment indicating the
highest frequency within each band. :
@ In strong signal areas, tuning may sometimes stop between channels.
‘If a station Is not recelved, press the TUNING-up p> or-down <q Button
Repeat step CG] as required until your desired station appears on the
screen. Use the Tuning indicator and Band Indicator Lamps (explained
Repeat steps 8, 44) and 5) for all the channel positions you wish to
Set the CHANNEL SET Switch to OFF and make sure the AFT Switch is
11

TO ARRANGE THE ACTIVE VHF AND UHF
CHANNELS
IN
NUMERICAL
SEQUENCE
OR
YOUR
DESIRED SEQUENCE -
Any
push
button
can
be
set
to
any
frequency
from
below
channel
2
to
the
highest
UHF
TV
frequency.
@ Make a list of your receivable VHF and UHF stations and list
them
as
shown
in
the
following
example.
VHF: Channels 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13
UHF: Channels 21, 25, 31, 41 and 47
@
Having
made
such
a
list,
remove
the
Channel
Indicator
Sheet
from
the
panel,
and
insert
numbers
to
correspond
to
your
list
(in-
structions
on
changing
numbers
are
on
page
13).
You
are
now
ready
to
preset
the
Channel-select
Button
to
correspond
to
your
selection of stations.
Example
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Press
the
POWER
Button,
(the
projector
will
turn
on).
©
Set
the
CHANNEL
SET
Switch
to
ON
(This
switch
must
be
ON
for
presetting
stations,
and
it
must
be
OFF
for
rechecking
stations
already
preset).
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Press
the
Channet-select
Button
to
be
Preset
first.
The
station
selected
just
before
the
CHANNEL
SET
Switch
had
been
set
to
ON
will
appear
on
the
screen
(the
channels
may
be
preset
in
any
order,
however,
it
is
more
convenient
to
start
with
the
lowest
channel
number
and
proceed
to
the
highest
channel
number
when
chan-
nels
are
placed
in
ascending
numerical
order).
@
In
our
example
above,
We
would
start
by
pressing
the
Channel-
select
Button
marked
4,
sifice
channel
2
has
already
been
preset
at
the
factory.
To fine-tune the channel manually
In case of extreme interference, or of an extremely weak sta-
tion, adjust the fine tuning manually as follows.
Blurred Clear
Adjacent
No color picture
TV station
No picture
Press the >» Button.
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Using
the
Tuning
Indicator
and
Band
Indicator
Lamps
(expiain-
ed
in
section
@),
press
the
TUNING-up
>
Button
for
locating
higher
numbered
channels
or
the
TUNING-down
<q
Button
for
locating
lower
numbered
channels.
(Do
not
hold
the
button
In,
just
press
it
momentarily).
Allow 1 or 2 seconds for the picture to stabilize.
@
Repeat
step
@
,
as
required
until
your
desired
station
ts
receiy-
ed.
@
In
strong
signal
areas,
tuning
may
sometimes
stop
between
channels.
If
your
desired
station
cannot
be
received,
press
the
TUNING
Button
again.
©
Press
the
next
Channel-select
Button
to
be
preset
and
press
the
TUNING-up
»
or
TUNING-down
<q
Button
as
required
to
locate
the
next
station.
@
In
our
example
we
would
now
press
the
next
Channet-select
‘Button
to
the
right
(marked
5)
and
press
the
TUNING-up
>
But-
ton
to
receive
the
next
higher
station.
©
Repeat
step
©
until
all
desired
stations
have
been
preset.
@
Set
the
CHANNEL
SET
Switch
to
OFF
and
make
sure
that
the
AFT
Switch
is
now
set
to
ON.
Alternative Tuning Method
Before
tuning
in
the
desired
station,
you
may
use
the
CHANNEL
CLEAR
Button
to
erase
any
memory
on
the
depressed
Channel-
select
Button,
and
to
position
Its
tuning
to
a
frequency
below
channel
2.
Then
use
the
TUNING-up
>
Button
as
often
as
re-
quired
to
locate
your
desired
station.
Check
that
the
CHANNEL
SET
Switch
is
set
to
OFF,
set
the
AFT
Switch
to
OFF
and
keep
the
TUNING-up
P
or
TUNING-
down
<
Button
depressed
until
a
clear
picture
is
obtained.
Refer
to
the
following
chart.
;
When the fine tuning is completed, close the front panel with
AFT Switch set to off.
Herringbone
5
r
Adjacent
pattern
Distoned
No
picture
TV
station
|
Press the <4 Button.

CHECKING THE SET BY YOURSELF
through this illustrated list of symptoms and corrections.
Should
the
difficulty
persist,
unpiug
the
set
and
contact
your
Sony
dealer.
Many apparent maitunctions may be caused by slight misadjust-
ments of the regular controls or some other equally simple cause.
If any difficulty arises in the operation of your set, first check
CORRECTION
SYMPTOM
no picture
(screen not lit)
no sound
@ Plug the set into a work-
ing outlet.
no picture
(screen not lit),
but good
sound
@ Turn the BRIGHThness or
PICTURE Control clock-
wise.
good picture
but no sound
@ Slide the VOLUME Con-
trol toward MAX.
no picture,
no sound, but
snow and
noise only |
@ Connect the antenna
properly.
@ Check the outdoor
antenna.
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SYMPTOM CORRECTION
@ Set the AUTO Switch to ON.
no color ‘| @ Set the AFT Switch to ON.
@ Turn the COLOR Control clock:
wise.
herringbone
pattern,
stripes, @ Set the AFT Switch to OFF and
no color, adjust the fine tuning with the
TUNING-up PD or TUNING-down
no picture,
<4 Button.
too indistinct,
etc.
picture out of | @ Check the system set-up and
focus, blurred | registration referring to pages 6 -
color 7.
@ Olten caused by Interference
from autos, neon signs, hair dryers,
electric razors, etc. Try adjusting
the antenna for minimum iIn-
terference.
dotted lines
or stripes
@ Readjust the indoor antenna.
Reflections from nearby mountains
double images} or buildings often cause this pro-
or “ghosts” blem. In such cases, a highly direc:
tional outdoor antenna may Im-
prove the picture.

To replace the number-indicating segment
@ Remove the Channel Indicator sheet.
@® Press the segment out from the rear.
© Replace the sheet in the original position.
To preset for VTR playback
Al
the
factory,
the
second
button
from
the
feft
is
preadjusted
to
VHF
channel
3,
and
the
third
button
to
VHF
channel
4.
One
of
these
channels,
3
or
4,
is
locally
inactive
and
may
be
used
to
view
the
playback
picture
from
a
Sony
Betamax
videocassette
recorder
(or
other
VTR)
equipped
with
an
RF
output
terminal.
If
you
wish
to
preset
some
other
position
to
receive
the
signals
from
the
recorder,
complete
the
connections
and
proceed
as
follows.
@ Set the recorder to the playback mode.
The signal from the recorder will be fed to the projector.
@ Set the CHANNEL SET Switch to ON.
© Press the Channet-select Button to be preset for viewing the
playback picture.
© Press the CHANNEL CLEAR Button.
©
Press
the
TUNING-up
>
Button
until
VHF
channel
3
or
4
(the
Operating
channel
of
the
cf
unit
built
into
the
recorder)
is
received,
whereupon
a clear
picture
will
be
obtained.
@ Set the CHANNEL SET Switch to OFF.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3 picture tubes, 3 lenses
horizontal In-line system
5.$-inch high-brightness monochrome
tubes
F1.0/130mm plastic lenses
Aluminum foil concave screen
Projection system
Picture tube
Projection lens
Screen materlal
KP-5020
Projected picture size
(measured diagonally)
Audlence area
| Viewlng distance
50 inches 72 inches
3.6 m (12 ft) mini-
mum to 24.4m
(80 ft) maximum
3.0 m (10 ft) mini-
mum to 18.3 m
(60 ft) maximum
| Optimum seating
arrangement
Throwing distance
Within approx. 45 degrees from center
Approx. 1.8 m (6 ft) |[Approx. 2.5 m (8 ft)
American TV standards
VHF channels 2-13
UHF channels 14-83
{a total of up to 14 preselected channels)
75-ohm antenna terminal for VHF
300-ohm antenna terminals for UHF
2 speakers, 10 cm (4 Inches) dia.
LINE OUT (2 phono Jacks)
~5 dB, approx. 10 kilohms
Power requirements 120V ac, 60 Hz
Power consumption 130W (max), 100W (average)
Dimensions Projector Approx. 830 x 424 x 650 mm (wihid)
32% x 16% x 25% inches
incl. projecting parts and controls
Screen See the figure.
Projector Approx. 53 kg (116 Ib 14 02)
incl. tap board of 13 kg (28 Ib 11 02)
KP-5020: Approx. 8.9 kg (19 Ib 10 02)
KP-7220: Approx. 17.2 kg (37 Ib 13 oz)
incl. screen supports |
Channel number segments
Antenna connector
(300-75 ohm matching transformer is
; built-in)
Television system
Channel coverage
Antenna
Speaker
Audio output
Welght
Screen
Accessories suppiled
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
KP-5020
screen
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1098
(43%
|
1020 (40°)
dimensions
sz
=
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ag
700 (27%)
KP-7220 screen
dimensions
1608 (63%)
1468 (57%)
402(15%)
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758 (29718 unit:
mm (inches)
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